Post by Sultan of Cannock- SRFC on Feb 4, 2011 12:44:53 GMT
No, not our Sal but the speaker's wife, Sally Bercow, who after the recent row about sexism in the media and the consequences currently being sufferd by the totally innocent Sian Massey decides to help things along by posing for pictures wearing only a bedsheet then whines ''I didn't know I was going to be photographed in a sheet until I got there.''
So someone who is supposedly a clever career woman goes for the "sex" angle to publicise herself. A bit like Caroline Flint, who complained about the way she was brought into the cabinet as "window dressing" before striking an apparently sexy pose in the Guardian magazine.
Tends to undermine the efforts of those of us tarred by the brush of the 15% of men who are apparently hard-wired with mysoginistic thoughts to re-educate them.
Having been subject to a lot of anti-gay abuse when i was a child (in spite of being straight) i'm not usually a great fan of "ist" jokes, (racist, sexist,sizeist, etc) but i make an exception in the case of silly Sally's husband, the speaker John Bercow.
David Cameron told an anecdote in which junior health minister Simon Burns’s driver reversed into the Speaker’s car in a Parliament courtyard. The Prime Minister described how the diminutive Mr Bercow appeared and told Mr Burns: “I’m not happy!” To which Mr Burns replied: “Well, which one are you?”
So someone who is supposedly a clever career woman goes for the "sex" angle to publicise herself. A bit like Caroline Flint, who complained about the way she was brought into the cabinet as "window dressing" before striking an apparently sexy pose in the Guardian magazine.
Tends to undermine the efforts of those of us tarred by the brush of the 15% of men who are apparently hard-wired with mysoginistic thoughts to re-educate them.
Having been subject to a lot of anti-gay abuse when i was a child (in spite of being straight) i'm not usually a great fan of "ist" jokes, (racist, sexist,sizeist, etc) but i make an exception in the case of silly Sally's husband, the speaker John Bercow.
David Cameron told an anecdote in which junior health minister Simon Burns’s driver reversed into the Speaker’s car in a Parliament courtyard. The Prime Minister described how the diminutive Mr Bercow appeared and told Mr Burns: “I’m not happy!” To which Mr Burns replied: “Well, which one are you?”
